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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-06-04

TWELVE blood horses arrived yes
terday per Mary Winkleman for
Miles and Hayley's livery stables.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-06-04

BorH the "Friend" and the "Angli-
can Church Chronicle" for June, are
out.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-06-04
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

STEAMER Likelike is expected here
tomorrow morning.
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ARRIVALS.

June B.
SIS Alameda from the Colonies 1,
June A.
Stmr Mokolii from Molokai
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-06-04

THE annual election OF officers OF
the Fire Department will come OIL on
Monday evening next.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

CREAM CAKES and Chocolate
~ kclairs Of superior qualify are now
for sale at the Elite lee Cream Parlors.
They are really delicious. Al lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-06-04

MISS CHILLBURG RECElv-
WI ed by the "Australia" very fine
aud beaut inl assortment Of stylish mil
linery goods. Her former stock Of
trimmed hats and bonnets. she will sell
at cost. Ladies' would do well to call at
once. 80 I'm.
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Mr.. A. M. Hewett has our thanks
for late news favOrs.
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VESSELS LEAVING MONDAY.

Stmr Kilauea Hou for Hamakua at pm
Stmr Mok0lii for Molokai ut . pm
Stmr Iwalani for Lahaina and Hamak1a
at \ IN
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1OO LBS. Fre,h Home-Mode Chew.
lUO lug Sticks, or so-called Bar.
bers Poles, and fresh, delicious Vanilla
and Chocolate Creams which guaran.
tee to be far superior and sold cheaper
than any imported, at F HORNS PiOn.
Ger Steam Candy Factory and Bakery
and Ice Cream Parlor. S5tf
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-06-04

AMONGST the recent importations
are specially to be mentioned some
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-06-04

PERRY'S No Family Flour lie
y offered for sale by GONSALVES q
CO., Queen Street. 6l
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FLOWERS.

A FULL COURSE Of Tissue Paper
IA Flowers taught for %. Lessons
given in Crnyon Portraits; and also the
Lightning Method Of Flower and Land.
scape Painting. Flower Painting, %;
Landscape, $40, for full courses
Orders taken for CrayOn Portraits and
Landscape Paintings.
pd- 100 KING STREET, opposite
Kawaiahao Church. 81 I'm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

state has ia its possession only a small
part OF the iron fields in that To-
/ cality, aud the gentlemen referred
to VINO have recently bought up the 20,
| 600 acres ere preparing to commence
operations on On extensive plan. The
! ore Ueds in this locality sre known as
"blsnket" deposits, the Ore lying in veins
# Il upon The ground with only few feet
OF sani covering .hem. The mode OF
operating is simply to strip eff these
sand beds By TIE use q scrApers and
cars apG then take no the GRE. TIE
ores ale brown hem2,ite and lamiaa,ed
black kem3ti.e sGd ere very Gsrae IN
structure. The Gep-sits arc said 70 be
beyond measure, beng IL Thickness from
two 10 seven feet, and covering thou
G&G3s Of acres Of land. large numJer
Cf ASSAYS made BY TIE best ASA YeTs show
the Orc to rUa from 20 ID GO per cent. u
metallic iron.
Water and gas pipe are made from the
Rusk iron ny what is known g the direct
process. Bq this mode Of manufacture
the metal IS conveyed directly from the
tu-nEco IN 3 stationary latte Ct tftcec
tons capacity, from which ii j. drawn out
ard distributed from smaller l4dles di.
r-c.!Y into the pipe mOlds; b9 this opera
ton one melting il saved. II is claimed
for this process thai thinner PIPE can be
made that will staUd higher pressure per
square lnc6 than pipe mode by the ordi-
nary process. All pipe made IS tested 10
800 pounds. The difference in favor Of
this process a. compared with others is
from s. 50 to So 50 per ton. They are
making pipe tC- lay from three 70 twelve
IN a. 9 Nd TN g.f~.a. E.Ilnl
runuicg st Is fullest capacity Is rot s5le
20 meet the demand.
The fuel supply IN TIE ncjgl52ThoCd Of
these wa3deItul dop2aita u IRON is limit
e3 70 ch5rcosl, but the amount # char
co2l ID b. had il entirely plentiful: il
fact, It might ne sad, Unlimited. For
scores ii miles in either ciGsCtlao The
country is almost 81 unbr0Ep forest,
tiub ?, & Will piae, rslIT-, hickory and
CEk Cf very superior quality. AID SIS
the people IN that country are only busy
I5W months ct the year with their cotton
pi8Ht.u- ard gathering, u is expected
shat jhey VIII % iUt0 the CHARCOAL burn
ing Business agGE be able TO supply the
demand st low figures. Eg tie constTUC-
ZION Of . f3H mi!oa Of tram way an i'm
megse DEPOSIT q lHnessore suitable for
use il tGe blast furnaces cau
be raj. Theae dago.rs OF lime
o1n CisO fGtrIsh s. prGh--hIa tAye- meut
ior lac making Of lime FIR the general
:G ikes. Water IS plentiful, The supr-g
b.Ia2 fGTnI~bad from never i3aIDs
springs. Two competing limos OF railway
form faction CT y SIX miles fran the
!rJn deposits, being rQ@ Missouri! Pnc;nc
end 'hc Teas cd s.. Louis, from whjca
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

the Officials 70 believe Jackson lied, and
Jesse Jones was discharged to-day.
The citizens of Waco are awaiting with
some interest the action OF the Farmers
Alliance executive committee in regard to
locating the headquarters and produce
exchange. The committee made certain
propositions to Waco, when he people
here were ready to sCcspt, but a. the visit
Yesterday Of the committee some compi-
cations arose, growing cut Of wlas the
people here Construe a. 8 material IL
crease over the original demands Of the
Alliance people. Il is believed, however,
that these matters can andiwjli be adjust
ed satisfactorily. Wac0 is certainly
ready to put up Literally 70 get the iGsti-
tutionS.
The hest to-day hiss been intense, tue
mercury reaching l0l n the shade. No
cases OF insOistiOI are reported. The in
tense heat coupled with the long drou,h
IS burning up cora and cotton 9. rapid
rate.
Charles n. Downs, eyed thirty.hye
years, formerly member Of the iaSur-
ance trln Of Downs & Fort, died last
night and was buried this sfternuOE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

Accidentally shos md ISired-Ths Water
uUestto--E.v,n Two Years.

Accidentally shos md ISired-Ths Water
pGesuo--I:v,n Two Years.
special 50 tbs Gazette.
TAYLOR, TAX., jug 20.-Olr town is
3vcgshadowed il gloom and sorrow over
he unJmely death Of C..de G-ihi.a, which
occu7!ed last night. Glide Gr!ni.h was
working * me Link and Pin lunch stand,
near the Taylor hotel, and last eveniu-
returning from playing 2 game Of base
0sIl 3, a5Out : O'Clock ne wen. on du.y.
SOON 81 ,srUsrd in brushing some crumbs,
etc, from the CJuoter by accident he
knocked of {. 4J.caEbtr Smith & Wesson
six5hoo5cr aid the gUu ial.nE between
mis- feet in @uCa > mGUner as to lie. tie
hammer strike tn hJ@r caused the dis
Charge OF 3 bGl Which took effect ilst
above tls pupric erC1, IL the lover sec
ton OF the GbicmeE, 0uG ranging upward
never made is exit. TEis caused internal
hemOrGh2ge which caused death in 2 few
minutes eide was E. young man
about eighteen years Old, son Of
Jas. Griffith, one OF our leading lumber
merchants, sud = member Of the Baptist
church. He mad been engaged as dry
goods CLERK, urUg clerk, etc, SINCE his
time here. but ibis time W&s ia the lunch
stand. H. was good, kind, pi5us and in
1u triOus, ant QE0mj52G to be one Of our
coming meH. His father is from Hot
Springs, Ark, al las been here some
four 9r five yeSrs; bat is GJsenr now in
Eastern Ec&zs. Ju 'gg Scott, j. P, was
41.lEly aummoHea 10 hold an inquest,
and. ugOH irycS sa.i91, rendered his
ysTf &C.. - a1oyc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
POLITICAL.
Southern, Central aud Northern Ohio
Represented il To-Dsy's Contest
for the G0Yern0rship.
4 Great Concourss Of People Comlu. frcna
Decatur 20 Fort Worth on july 70.
Tho Canvass,
Ohio Democrat

Ohio Dem Ocrsts,
CLEVELAND, ONO. July 20-The Dem
ocgsttc state convention, which meets
here tomorrow, will nominate cardi-
dates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Attorney General, Treasurer, Auditors,
20 judges Of the Supreme court and q
msmber OF the board OF public works.
TIE 65s delegates have already ell arrived
and the candidates are sll on the ground
The principal contest Will be for Gov
srnor. The candidates for the office
ere Congressman JSme3 L. Campbell OF
Butter county, Thomas Z. Powell Of
Delaware county and Congressman Mar-
tin A. FoTan, Cuyahoga county. Geo
graphically they come from the southern,
central and northern portions Of the state
respectively. Powell seems to be in the
lead, though his stock has fallen some
what since the arrival this evening OF
Campbell and 200 followers from South
ern OHIO. Foian consented to run only
yesterday, but his b2Cm has grown to
considerable proportions since theu.
Congressman George L. Seney Ct Tinln
is m uti0GFG as permanent Chairman Of
The convention, and lie will probably be
chosen. Various committees were named
tonight and are now at work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
Bulgaria.


FEANIE OK ECIS.
COSsTANTINopLE, July 2O.-France
will not acknowledge Prince Ferdinand Of
Sake CO5urg- G 1tha as the ruler Of Bal
gaTis hecau B9umeIsns were permitted
% vote II SobraEje for his election.
BULGARIAN AFFAIRS.
PAEIs, July 20-It is reported from
Russian sources that the Bulgarian gov
erlment has a!rtetyd NJ R!dosIayaf,
Premier and Minister OF the Interior ia
he Cabinet Just superseded. The arrest
5 said 20 have been made 90 6 charge Of
treason. TIE new ministry, i IS re-
ported, viii not 81 present venture to
enter SOtis, TIE ministers are said 20
be afraid of the opposition ut the army To
the new government. las also reported
that the troops intend to proclaim the
independence Of Bulgaria and PRICE
Alexander of Battauburg ss King.
"LoNG LIVE RUSSIA"
PARIS, July 20.-T1i, grams from the
Bulgarian capital 5sT thee have been VIC
lent scenes IN The Sobranje, members O!
The opposition, including cx-Premtrr
RadasIayoT being forc2bly expelled.
Troops At RI.chgk made Il hostile demon
st.ation against Ferdinand Of S-xe-
3oburg, LED By officers uf the army. They
paIGted The streets utteriuE cries, Gong
1--we Russia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

SIMPLY A sTABBING .

PARIS, July 20.-The name Of the Ger
msl commercial traveller who stabbed NJ.
Ritter, the Fceach customs officer st Pssny
sur Noseue Yesterdays not Auderbe bu,
Isrgeile. He was formerly q barker Of
France. He admits thai his object in re
turning TO France was & k,il some gov
eminent agent. NJ. Flourens, minister of
foreign Affairs prlnOunces yes
terday's incident at Paging sur MoselIe
unimpCrtaut. ZangeEle has been arrested
and sentenced to tl-ce months impTlsou-
meat for bcgtiGg his vile. When lie hsd
served his term be went 10 America. Et
returned determined 10 kill = French
official in revenge for his expulsion. The
"nole affair is without any political or
international S ign tiCalCe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
YELLOW FEYER,
UmciaIs O. Memphis Eu?haHcauy Deny
Fgyrr Runners.

OmciaIs O. Memphis Emqhaticauy Deny
Fever Runners.
NV YORK, July 21-Tha publication
in tie New York Evening News Of this
ate, which says tbs: WslI street houses
having southern Councillors cc.irm the
reports Of yellow fever ~ Memphis, is
oliicislly denied, as viii be seen by the
following:
NEUrHt~- Tenn. July 2e 1859.
Il having been brought 20 our attention
lhst reports are current in New YORK
that yrll3E fever prevails in this city, we
desire To denCGECG as fa.-c in every par
ttGular all such Tumors. tIemphis was
never healthier than u. present. There
mas never been one single case OF yellow
fever IL this city since 1872. Tne city
officials have been en- TIE slert ever
siIce the disease was reported a.
Key West, Fla, and 10 case has been re
ported from any city nearer Memphis
nan at KY West. The greatest security
from epitGmics IS fell, sid what with our
splendid system of sewerage sud sanitary
measures, we have no ieaEs Ci ever sIziu
being GnlCted with epid@uj; W low fever.
lSigEed. DAVID Z. Hidden, president
taxing district; Napoleon LIZ. Of IllI,
F9ntaine * Co.; 2. NJ, N-ely, II Brook,
Naciy & Co: j. NJ. heating, editor Mem
phis Appeal: 4. Is. Picket, editor Mem
ohi5 Avalanche; s. Z. Reed, cashier
Union Planters JsGk.
The following has also been furnished
the RssOCigccd r-ess:
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH
MEMPHIS, Tenn July 20, 1857.
There is 10 yellow fever IN Memphis
nor any suspicion Of any, nor are there
shy grounds for the reGu7. that there
have been any suspicious here. TIE
Memphis Board Of Health aud Tennessee
State BJ&Id # ueeIJi are pledged to re
port Immediately to al boards OF health
in the Mississippi Valley Gnv real case Of
yellow fever or ary case which there is
reason 20 think suspicious. Until such
reports ere officially announced all other
reports should be- regarded IS intention
aliv malicious Eud false
lS.gued.J G. Il. HoEEToN,
President Memphis Board OF H--l-h.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
AUSTIN.
School Census and Apportioumcnt-A scn-
IeDCo Cut Down.

INiAtbi OGAAoN1 AA a n 80
teDco Cut Down.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, July 0.-FolloHing is a
summary of the school census and ap-
portionment inst made for the state
White males in counties between eight
and sixteen, 10000; white females,
l54. 5I3; CoIored male, 54912; colored
female, 81, SIS; total, 422, 3g4. Amcuat
sppOrtiCned, 8I,9OO,17@. White male
c1ildgen in cities and towns controlling
,neir OWE schools, l,02G; white female,
.5I,74S; CoIored male, lO,852; cI
cred female, u,S25; total, Sj4sI
Amount appropriated to cities, S384G7S.
Grand total in couaties and cities: WHre
male, Sl9l,ll7; white female, ) 1856, I6I !;
c0lored male, S6j,7G4; colored female,
SG4,7lG. Total, S5O7s7 Grand total
appropriation, which includes Sam H1us-
ton N0rmal Institute, Sc2G 500, and Prai-
RE View Institute, $40 $50, Is 8 2sj, ISL.
Governor Ross to-day commu;ed the
thirty six year sentence OF George Boyce
OF Milan county, who hal been inflicted
and convicted IN eighteen cases for for
ing employers name aud getting about
$50. The Governor cut down the sen
tence to two and 8 half years
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
OFFICE BOARD On HEALrE.
Rescued by tho Stomach Pump sad
Denth-LocaI roLts.

Rescued by tho Stomach Pump sad
Dcath-LocaI Notes.
Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Tex, July 29.-In the
County court to-day the Csse Of + 2uGan
* Stfner against the GrH, Colorado and
Santa Fe Railroad Company for damages
20 the plaintiffs orchard, through which
the defendants road runs, was or trial.
TIE evidence wa5 not completed st the
hour for adjournment Of court this after
noon, but the case win be finished to-
morrow.
Jo0n Grimes, the Young man whose
death from an overdose of mOIpliGe was
reported Last night, will recover. He was
in e very pracac!GUs condition for hours
and Eis life vas despaiTed Cf 5y the at
tendant physicians for long time, buJ
By the vigorous aud long continued use Of
the stomach pump, hey succeeded in
getting the poison out Of lis system
tGa!iY.
George c. Eisenmeyer, 3 young msn
formerly residing in this city, but lately
engaged il business al Purcell in the In
dim Territory died mere this afternoon.
His remains will be c5TrieG 10 MasC0utah,
III the plqCC where re was raised and
MS eyed parents reside, for iaterment.
His sister and brother, brCU2b. here by
kilograms announcing his illness, Will
accompany his body.
The tuners. Of Fora, Tho infant daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. u q. BeEe, tack
place this morning 2tIl G'clOk.
One marriage license was ISSUED by the
county clerk 70 day, to ". Z Gi.t and
1f1a. Fannie Pliilipg. This cGuDIe was
married tonight at the residence OF Mr.
Dan Phillips, The brides brother, on
DodzOn street.
The new vault for the county clerks
Office is expected to arrive here in the
next few days. 1t was shipped from
Canton, o., on July IS.
The Thermometer registered 114 il the
shade here this afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
IN Bosque County.

Special to the Gazette.
MERIDIAN, Tx, july pa laree
gathering nesr Coyote issy Friday was
addressed by Col. Styles and 0. L
Lockett for ani jas. L. Vincent sgsin I
the amendment.
Sunday was big day il Meridian
large assembly OF both pres and antis.
Gibbs was announced 10 debate with W.
l. Crawford but failed to come. J. W.
Brown, Of Dallas, appeared, how
ever, and division of time
yes arranged. Brown opened for
the ants Crawford follows q
for the prYh!oS. Brown closed 10 hall an
hours talk.
The debate between Gibbs ana Craw-
ford on Monday, 81 Walnut, was battle
Of giants. The yOticg audience Was
about equally divided.
Gibbs spoke st IreGeu Tuesday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
Coming Erpm d. calur,

SpecIa. % the Gazette.
DECATUR, Tx, July Pot. J. Nc
Murray, anti. s0d J. Il. Galloway, pro,
discussed 1t Cottonwood last nisht
MclTuTay's buggy was cut badly by
some miscreaut. John A. Gordon, an,i,
ard Rev f. RI Evans met Et R1oma ard
Fuller and Hemplias at K=teT.
Tae ants are making big prepara'iOns
e. attend the meeting 81 Fort Worth the
% h. 1. is es.im .:td that fully SOC
people will 70 IN 2 special coach, which
VIII be If. ., BacftuG some Sine before
re @Gtn and decorated for the occasion.
Al! Wise vii! turn cut to he convention
center.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
AZ. mpt TO Poi,on q Family.

special TO the Gazette.
TAHLEQUAH, I. T, July 2O.-News
reaches here Of dastardly attemp5 90
poison j. H. Lipi's family, sixty miles
west Of here, stryc1nine being put in tbs
Majors spring, from when they get
water A little elbow who was sent 10
the spring happened to notice the powder
1oating around on The water, and think
ing il strange informed the Majors
family, who ski-m 4 some Of it OF and
sent It TO physician 70
be eXlmi4ed, ord il was pronounced
deadly poison. TIE whole rti1hbOrAOod
uses water from tie sprirg. There IS no
cleW to the damvn wA0 did tntz. only e
tramp was seen around the evening be-
fore. The motive is 3 mystery ss the
Msjor IS well known and stands highzaHd
has no enemies that ne knows Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

FRANCE AND RUSSIA.

LoNHoEs July 20.-ACcordiUg to letters
received from Bucharest, N. &c Contenly,
French minister there, il speech At
banquet en- the l4t4, said .he French Re-
public would be more formidable the
logger the outbreak was delayed, end
concluded by Offering toast to the Meath
u the Russian Minister NJ Olaeal9r,
WdereupOn eli present shouted, "sUcCess
10 Russia, the friend Of France"
10 is reported Z change is imminent in
the Turkish ministry, Marty Pdsha, now
president uf the council OF state, becom-
ing Grand E.ZieT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

~ to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
OAKwoODs, TEX,, July 20.-One
thousand people attended the prohibition
barbecue at Oakwoods today. Colonel
Bonner snd Senator Duncan were billed
to speak for the amendment, but did not
put in sn appearance. Colonel Herring
Of Waco and Judge D0bsor of Jewett
spoke sgainst tie amendment and
were replied to By 1Ir. Dssh.el Of Jewett.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

Special % the Gazette.
WurTHWRGHT, Ten, July -0.-The
colored pe-p.e hai : picnic here yester-
day, north & town about one mile. Pro
hi5,io1 was discussed 5yA Orr Of Ida,
y. NJ Yates u this city and John Do!in
Of Pilot Grove.
c. B. R4ndel, Charles C-eDshaw, ants
of Sherman, and Captain James Words,
g SO Of Sherman, delivered speeches LAST
night st Kentucky Town TO large crowd.
a good many wen. from here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21

PHILADELPHIA, PA,Ju.y 22.-Ataletics,
s; Cleveland, /.
WASHINGTON, July 2].-Washington
q; Detroit, ..
BMTINnRE, ND, july 29-B.ltimorei
S; Cincinnati, .
NEW YORK, July 20.-11etroToljtaus,
10; $. Louis, e..
VIEW YORK, July 20-New York g; IN
dianapolis, 2
BRooKLYN, n. Y July 2o.-B-ook,yp,
II; Louisville, 6.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 29.-PdilsdeL-
ahs, 9; Pitge5Urgs, >.
BosroS, MASS, July 21-Chics2o, =
Elglgu g.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
EnRt&nus
ANOTHER COLLISION.

LONDON, July 2O.-TWo more British
ironcIads have been in collision The
Agincourt was rUa into today at Ports
mouth by the B.acG Prince and damaged.
The Agiuc0urt is an iron screw ship, ar
NOR plated, OF 10, 600 tons and ESQ horse
power. The Black Prince is an iron ar
NOR plat d ship Of g2I0 tons end $40
horse power.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
At GQtIls sVtIlC.

Special 10 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, July 20.-H2n.
John NJ. Duncan Of Tyler wss expected 10
speak here this afternoon in favor OF the
prohibition aWeUdaeu5, bat fSiled to
come Rev. NC. B iCE5ara Of u Jut8gue,
and Hon. L. c. Sp2rkmsQ OF Henrietta,
However, we're persuaded to I'll the sp
poiEtment, AID made strong addresses At
me opera house 10 quite large audience.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
Coming from Jacksonville,

JACKSONVILLE, TEX, July 20.--The
Anti ProhibitioniSts OF this place met at
the opera hall this evening II discuss the
question and select delegates to the
snti-prohibition rally at Fort Worth on
the 10Th. The following gentlemen were
selected to attend; B. s. lilly, c. B.
Harris, S. T. Benge, j. n. Chapman, J.
r. Tankersly, George Tilley, J. T. Simons,
c. E. Manuel, F. Templeton, Jake Love,
E. Jones, j. J. Felps, T. j. Collier,
colored, PrimuS Jores, Z. Rs!sdsle aid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
Argentine Republic.
VESSEL DAMAGED,

BUENos AYRgS, July pa hurricane
has prevailed on this COST and number
81 vessels have been driven ashore.
Among them is the Italian bark MaIchiHc,
Captain SsugCine,ta, from Pensacola
January ., for Buenos ayes. she is
badly DAMAGED
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
At Brownwood

special TO the Gazette.
BRowNw0oD, TX, JuIg % Mr.. Dud-
icy G. Wootan Of Austin, Tex, spoke in
favor of the amendment 10 g large audi
euce in the courthouse this afternoon
He was replied to Oy Mr.. Louis Wood VI
L3mpssas, anti.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-21
Holland.

S1ccial to inc Gazette
HOLLAND TEX, July 20.-Mrs. Meyers,
an aged motaer in Israel, crossed over. TO
the better Iaud to-day at noon. Sac has
been bediqst for about three months.
TIE sir is made to Tesound mig ltlY with
the harmonious sounds emanatinI from
the new BRASS horns Of the Holland cor
net band.
Needing raia badl7. Stock water get
ting very scarce.